With coronavirus affecting supply chains and causing event cancellations, lawyers say disrupted businesses will start looking to their insurance providers to make up their losses.

But while companies losing money are likely to file claims, lawyers expect insurance providers to argue that coronavirus disruptions aren’t covered by the policies. With so much money on the line, this could spark litigation by the policyholders against their insurers.

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